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~-. 'NUMBER 5693.1 ~. NEW THEATRE ROYAL; COVENT-GARDEN. O-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 11, 1810„ - will be acted the Tragedy of ISM:SILLLA ; Or, THE FATAL MARRIAGE. Isabella, Mrs. El DDONS. 'To which will be added (never ailed) a new Farce, in Two Ads, called X. Y. 'Z. The Charaders by Mr. LISTON, Mr. HAM ERTON, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr SIMMONS, Mr. EMERY; Miss BOLTON, .Mrs. WESTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss LESERVE. New for the Boxes to be taken o f Mr. B.randon, at the New Box-Mike, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, front Ten VIl Four. Boxes 7s. Second-price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price 23 . - - Lower Gallery as. Second - price ts.—Upper Gallery is. ."' v eeend-price 6d.--=No Money to be returned. The Doors w. lbe opened at Halt - past Five, and the P(ay begin at Hall past Six. On Wednesday, G ustavus Vasa. —On Thursday, The Mer chant of Veiiice. —On Saturday, King lohn. 'PROPOSED NEW BRIDGE FROM BANKSWE, SOUTHWARK, TO QUEEN-STREET, CHEAP - SIDE. • /THE PUBLIC is respe& fully informed, that Ist}OßS for receiving Subscriptions for this Under. Faking" are opened at the Banking llouses of Messrs. Smith, Wayne an d Smiths. Mansion-house - s tr e et, and Messrs. 442nsbottoms, Newman, Ramshottom, and Co.. Lombard. stre et . to whom a Deposit of Two Pounds Ten Shillings per Share must be paid at the time of subscribing. By Order of the Committee. THO. and WM. N ETTLESHI PP, Solicitors. Grocers' Hall, Nov, ts, IS to. Printed Proposals may. be had of Mr. Wyatt, Bookseller, ricket-street, Temple-bay. THE PITT SEAL, sacred to the Memory of : that upright Statesman, to whom Britain owes her Independence, her Safety, and her ac knowledged Superiority over the enslaved ac. , ? rrded Nations of Europe. R. ERASBRIDGE respeetfully informs those who, sen sible of such bles.,',t,s, lament the loss of tint whose Councils procured them, . _ has happily lticceeded in obtaining a correa Impression to: P , : Ogs. and Lockets, taken from Turnerelli's Bust, which 'tti the best Likeness of the Right Hon. William Pitt. No. zoo,. Fleet.street. BENTHAM'S ELY. SPeedi'y will be published, Handsomely printed in Two Volumes Quarto, the Second Edition of -- FHE HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the 'CONV F.NTICA '1 . . - and . CATHEDRAL CHURCH the ELY'. Which, besides the Letter-press and Plates,will contain General Remarks upon Saxon and; Norman Archi. .6.tore, and additional information respeding ;bric. ; now given for the first time irons the Author's Niai:.lsCZiptS. IV ANI ES BENTHA.M, M Vicar of West Lutbenham, , Norfolk. SINGULA.RLY DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY FOR EMPLOYING A SMALL ,CAPITAL TO UNCOM MON ADVANTAGE! ANY Person.who . can command wool: and give undeliable SeCurity for ioool. more, may now have The opportunity of purchasing the ,Lease, Plain, with up- Ivarct s Z 1609 CaskS of an Ale awl Table Beer Brewhouse, in Me very best Situation in ,London. No other Brewhouse be permitted to be ereded within a very considerable tiistance of the present one and Houses for the acconimoda. , on of more than to,ooo addition al I nhabitants have lately been built in the immediate vicinity of it ; The whole ot "lest:swill he ocLupject in the course of the, ensuing Summer ; 2 nti the greatest part ot the Inhabitants will, for their own "nvenienc.:. sta tur..lly become Costumers. Thc'ProprietOr tiill satisfactorily prove that _he procured upwards of Five 'inched Customers in the short s'Pace of twelve months, previously to the above extent of Buildings being ct mmenced. without further. comment , must at once convince every zan this,( who will think for himself) o t the ver y extensive Trade i tt hat may, in a very short time; be commanciedin this parti ttilar Situation only. Apply personally, or by letter pos t- pa id, for A. B. care of air. Mayhew, Synitnond's inn, Chancery-lane. _ • • • TO THE BREWERY. PI'HE •GENTLEMEN of the BREWERY, and and all others who brew their own Malt Liquors, are re.,NvEltully informed, that 1-!,TIcINS's SA standard foraHA cO er- E ER (which is now becom e the general taining the strength and value of Malt Liquors) is made and sold at No 8, Charlotte - st reet, Blackfriars-road, London.— is now well known that the -only mean> of enabling the rßrewer to purchase his Malt according to its intrinsic value, by wetting a sample previously, and trying the corn- Varative strength of the Extratt, by the Saccharometer, which bill indicate its value to 6d. per Quarter. The Instrument also enables the Brewer to make up his LgYle of unitorm strength, and regulate the attenuation to the ‘ltrnost precision. Thermometers on various construEtions, for taking the heats for the Copper, Tan, &c. • HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers respeCtfully inform the Public that T ICK 'TS an !HARES for the NEW STATE LOTTE RY, are how 4.r. oale at their Office. o. 93, Royal Exchange. The Lottery consists of .10,000 Tickets numbered from r ik 20, 0 00, on an entire new • Plan. The ticheme contains Four Prizes orzo,oool. Forty other capitals, and no Fri loVver than zol. All to be Drawa the tsth FEBRUARY Next. In the late 0 6tober Lottery, No. 27, a Prize of 20,0001. and 2 , 3 88, a Prize of 2,0001. were both sold in Shares at the above O thee. Letters, post-paid, duly answered. Schemes gratis. , ON AN ENTIRE NEW PLAN. , STATE LOTTERY, Pro be Drawn the 15th of FEBRUARY. SCHEME. 4 P rizes of £ 2 0, 00 0 - - are ' - - ,C So,ona 3- - - 2,000 16,000 12 -- - - 1,000 500 2 4 - - - - 100 - - --- - - .3,b00 1 44 -2.; ... . zo • - •- - - 7 6 , 0 00 4,012 Prizes. TICKETS and SHARES CHEAPER! GREATER CHOICE of NUMBERS! and NO INCREASE•OF TICKETS! MORE CAPITAL I' RIZES.! and NO PRIZE UNDER‘TWENTY POUNDS! 'TICKETS and SHARES are Selling at all the Li cense d Of fi ces, and by every Lottery AGENT in the tinned Kingdoms, on much cheaper terms than the last' ks may be seen by the following Comparison of Prices. , PRESENT LOTTERY. -LAST LOTTERY. £2,1 o 0 Ticket - - ‘22 15, o Half . - to is o Half. 14 6 quarter - - 5 9 6 Quarter - - - 5 59 o eighth . zis 6 Eighth . - 219 0 Sixt een th x 8 o • Sixteenth - to 6 An early Purchase is recommended, as the Scheme seems 1 0 meet universal approbation. 4200,0000 :L. T H -...-- GP MONDAY, DECEMBEP, 10, 1810. Just published, price 2s. AN EXAMINATION of the PREJUDICES commonly entertainer/ against M E RC UICY, as lirene; tidally applicable to the greater number of Liver Com plaints, and to various other forms of Disease; as well as to Syphilis. By JAMES CURRY, M.D. 1 , ,A.5..&c. Physician to Guy's Hospital, and .Lecturer on the Theory and Practice of Medicine. . • Sold by Callow, Crown-court, Prince's-street, Soho; and by'Cox, St. Thomas's- street, Borough. LADY OF THE, LAKE. • This Day was publiihed, Prie.4 tzs. Quarto, and Octavo, 4.USICAL ILLUSTRATIONS of the LADY 4.V1 of the LAKE i • consisting of Lays, (eighteen of - the principal subjects in the Poem) with Accompaniments for the Harp and Piano Forte. By lOSEPti KEMP, Mus. Doc. • Of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. _ *** These Lays are expressly composed to the subjects of the Pictures now engraving to illustrate the Lady of the Lake, and printed on mer of both sizes to' bind up with each 'Edition, if required, Printed for Longinan, Hurst, Rees, Ormiand Brown, Pa te frIOS ter- row. PICTUALLMG.OFFICE, Nov. 27, qui.. • T! 4 . 8 COMMISSIONERSfor FICTUA L LING 4 - His MAYESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, Tha on Friday, the 14th December next, they will he ready to receiv e Tender: in writing (sealed up), and treat .rvith sucePersOns as will undertake to furnish whatever FRESH BEEF may be re. quired fcr the use of His Majesy's Ships and Vessels at Plymouth, Torbay, Dartmouth, and Falmouth (on separateContrizas ), for TweiVe Month:, from Inc ist januaiy next to the 31:1 December following, inclusive, and to Ale paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contreras. May be seen at the Sectetary's ,Office, at this Office ; or by applyinvo Mr, Miller, the Agent of the said Commissioners at Plymouth, or to the Collea,rs of the Cur. toms" at Dartmouth and Falmouth respectively,. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Pt-ice shall not be Inserted in words. al length,- or that shall not be delivered to he Board before One o'Cl6ck on the said Friday; the i4th Decem. her next nor unless the Pet son who makes the Tender, or some Per. son on his behalf, attends to answer when called for. • ' : This Day was punlislied,- In One Vol. Oaavo, price 7's. 6d. in ba-ards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the SCLE-: itOCELE, and other MORBID'ENLAR6EMENTS of the TESTICLE ; also, on the Cause and Cure of the Acute, the Spurious, and Ow Chronic tlydrocele. The whole illustrated by Cases To which are added, Four Cases' of operations t'or AncLai6ru—Sub , lavian, Femoral, Popli teal, and Femoral popliteal, with Vradical 'Remarks, and' Plates. By THOMAS RAMSDEN, Surgeon to the Royal Foundation of Chriit's Hospital, to the Foundling, and Assistant-Surgei..o to St. Bartholo mew's Hospital. 'Printed for Wilkie and Robinson, Paternoster-row. COLUMBANUS AD HIBERNOS, No. It This Day was published, price as. 6d. ALETTER on the Novelty acid Danger of the Discipline how introdUced into the Catholic Church of Ireland. _ _ Also, price 6s. An Historical Address on the calamities caused by Foreign Influence in the Nomination of Bishops to Irish Sees. "11 taut dire 14 verite tent entiere " Fleury Dic: IV N. XIII. N. B. Both these Works may be had in boards, ptice . 9s.:, On Monday, December 17, will be put)lishO, prK,;,. ss, Columbanus-; No. III; or, a Letter to Ow Psq. on the Liberties of the !nab Church, with a fac simile or .the must ;Ancient M. S. extant in Irish charaders. Tile whole By the Rev. C. O'CirNOR,D, Published and Sold by L. B. Seeley, t 69, Fleetstreet ; T. Egerton, Charing-cross ; arid T. Nyne, Pall-matt. SALES, ticc. CANAL AND OTHER PROPFRTY ON SALE, By Mr. SCOTT. s 3 RAND JUNCTION,. MONMOUTH, ASH TON and OLDHAM, ELLESMERE, W ILTS and BERKS, KENNET and AVON, 'GRAND 'SURREY,' CROYDON, ROCHDALE, H.UDDERSFIELD,;LAN.' CASTER, GRAND UNION, GRAND W EST ERN, and BASINGSTOKE CANAL SHARES; LONDON DOCK, and SCRIP, GLOBE, and ATLAS ASSURANCE, and VAUXHALL BRIDGE SHARES. 28, New Bridge-street. . STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the Igth, 2oth, 2rst, and 2?.7 1 Days of Deceinber 18to, at ' the Dog-Inn, Sandon ; to Lots, • Q EVERAL very Valiaable and most Desirable 'FREEHOLD FARMS, of rich ARABLE MEADOW and PASTURE LAND, containing. together 730 Acres, wita.c:invenieat ;And appropriate Buildings, situate in the several Parishes, Vils, Hamlets, Townships, and Liberties of Weston, Gayton, stowe, Eccleshall, Amerton, Frodswell, DrOinton, Dogland, Meadowhurst, ilixton, Tochnore and Chorlton, in the County of Stafford. The Estates are situated within caSy-Distances of the great Market Towns of Staffbrd, Stone, Newcastle-under-Line, and Uttoxeter ; :and from the particular advantages arising from the Contiguity of the Grand f undion Canal to_part of the Property, as well as the Estate generally abounding with Marie ; and other Parts of the Estates having Strearbs of Water running through thew, they are not only. most desir. able for Agriculture, but are well deserving of the attention of the Manufadurer. The Farms are in the several Occupations of John Steven. son, of Weston; -John 'Dawson, Edward Fox, and Edward Arthurs, of Gayton; George Dawson, of Ainerton ; John Cretton, Joseph Dix, john Hawkins, and John Collier, Of Stowe; Walter Yates, of Dogland; Joseph Yates, of dowhurst ; William Ashley, of rodinore; and William Turner, of Chorlton; Who will .chew -their respective Farms. . Particulars of Sale may be had about Ten Days preceding the Sale, of Mr. Robert Hatvey, Donstal, near Lichfield ; of Mr. E. R. Pickering, Staple. Inn, London • and at the principal inns at Stowe, Statibrd, Sandon, Wolsley-bridge, Uugeley, Abbots Bromley; BurtOn.upon- , Trent, Lich field, Woore,, Newcastle-undcr,Line, Stowe, - and Uttoxe ter. ASTHMA, WHEEZING, AND WINTER -COUGH. "lie wants no advocates his cause to plead, " You will yourselves be patrons of the deed." THE PREPARED ' 'STRAMONIUM.;or, ASTHMATIC HERB TOBACCO, Surgeon Fisher has satisfactorily proved to. be the only. Remedy. capable of affOrding .relief in the above distressing complaints. The fumes being applied to the irritated membranes of the wind-. pipe and lungs, elfidually-removes the cause; and theoxy mel prepared from the herb, by promoting- expedcration and improving the general health of the patient, as elfedually prevents its occurrence even in cases of lo,ig standing. "fliese preparations, which are extremely grateful to the palate and free from any noxious quality, may be obtained, with di rections, of Foster and. Co. 34. Parliament-sireet ; Harris (late Newberry,) corner of St. Paul's' Church-ya:d ; Butts, - to, Berneis-street, Oxford-road. Orders forwarded to any part of the country by Foster and Co. 34, Parliament. street. VICTUALLING-OFFICE; . Dec.,, I"HE COMMIS-SEVERS:for VICTUALLI.NG HIS MAJBSTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 28th instant, they will. be ready to receive Tenders, in writing ( sealed up), and t reat for such Quantities of good Sound SPANISH RED WINE, at the respective Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to rifer; to be subjen7 to a frarranty of Twelve Months, to be delivered free of Customs and _Excise Duties; one Half thereof between the Firs, •of January, and the' Fifeenth of April next, and the other Half between the Sixteenth of April and the Thirtieth of Jane Plowing, into His Majesty's Ficualling Stores at Depyord, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, and in be paid fot by Bills, pay. able with late, est, ninety de.' after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will he bad to any Tender in 'which the Price :ha. not be inserted ;ft words at length, or that shall not he de livered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the 28th instant, nor unless the Person who mak'es the Tender, or ti some l'euon on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for, Dec. 7, into THE COMMISSIONERS' for VICTUALLING !Ls Majesty's Navy do berth.) , give Notice, That on Friday; tt 21st instant, they will be ready to receive Terdets in -,ritiog (sealed up), and treat for the Supply of what F R ES FI 13 EG F shall , be armandrd for the Use of Ilii Majesty's Ships and, Pesiels 'sr Yarmouth, Lynn, and !tills, - in the C.'ounty of Norfolk, at Margate, in Dover IZszds, and let New 14micy toil separate COntrads /for TwelVe Months, from the First ua to the Thfrty-fi,st Decenzber tBt t , inclusive ; and to be paid ,? by Bills payable with Interest ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the. Contracts my be seen at the Secreta,y's ()lily, at this Ogee, or:6y applying in the Colleibr of Customs at i atrmutb, or to Mr. Russell, Agent for the Vislualling at [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY . From the LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 8, 1810. Commissions signed by. the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Pembroke: Royal Pembroke Militia. Light Infant ry. To be Captain—Thomas bower), Ltiq. To be. Second Lieutenant—Robert Dealer, Gent. - Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire, Royal Cheshire Militia. To be Lieutenant— f ohn Sawrey, Gent. • Commission in the Royal Cardigah Militia, signed by the Lord Lietactisiit. To, be Colonel—Lieutenant•Colonel john Palmer Chicll ter. Commissions in the Nottinghamshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Wm. Stubbs. Ensign jobo Forbes. BANKRUk !CIES EVEARGED. • George Coxes, of Church-street,. Christ Church, Surrey, millwright, from Nov. au to fan. 8, stied, at G with halt., Matthew Smith, of Charlton, Kent, rope-maker, fru.n Nov. zo to Jan. 8, at ten, at Guilctnall. BrINKRUPTS. • 'R. Eastharn and R; Marsden, Of Ciithero, Lancashire, call% co-printers, to surrender Dec. to, 22, and lan. 19, at ele_ ven, at the Bridgewater Aims, Slancnester. Attornies, Messrs. Barrett and Wilson. .I , L , acilester; r or' Messrs. Willis, Yairtltotne, and Clarke, Warnford-eourt, Lon don. IL Dick, olGosport, navy and prize agent, Dec. atone, 24, - and lan. 19, at twelve, at rue, India Arms lin), Gus port. AtturineS, Mr. Cruicxshank, Gosport ; or Nicest*. • Bleasdale, Alexantkr, and ilohne, New-Ina, London. john Poigase, of Bristol, mer,ilant, Dec. 11, 22, and lan. 19,, at,elsven, at cie Bush Tavern, Bristol. . - 1110Iiite3, Mr. jaines, ray's-Inn-square, London ;or Mr. Cot.n,e, • Bristol. W. Allen, late of Radipole, Dorset,innholder,Dec. 13, lA, at the Crown Inn, Weymouth, and tan. 19, at the Antelope Inn, Dorchester. Attornies, Mr. I. 1 - lebtOrg,Weyinouih ; or Mr. U. Alexander, New-square, Lincoln's-Itln, Lon. (ion. W... Beardsley, Helper, DuWeld, Derbyshire, innieeper, Dec. 2:, 22, at ten. at thw K.ls's Arms Tavern, 1..).:r0y. Attorney, Mr. J. Vickors, Derby. ,of Cobridge, Staffordshire, potter, jai). 3, at three, 4, at eleven. and at two, at the Roebuck Inn, Neweaste-under-Lyme. Attornies, Mr. Parbor. Fetter lane, London ; or Alessi's. r. and K. Fenton, Newcastle. under. Lyme. J. Sherfield, of Oxford, draper, tg, and lan. tq,• at ekven, at Guadhall , London. Attornies, Mes s rs. sey and Spurr, Ilishopspte-street tllithiu I. Hon!ding, of Liverpool, merchant, lan. 4,5, and 19, at the Sea and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. . Avisou, lianover-street,. Liverpool ;or Mr, Whittle, :oliti street, London. R. I , .•williains, of Liverpool, merchant, lan. 3,4, and 19, at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorney . , - Mr. Windle, 161 w-street, Bedford-row, London. J. Clemmons and C. Price, Pickett -street, Dec. 15, 23, Jan. ►9, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Gregson and _ Dixon, Angel ; court, Throginorton..srret. I. Gray, Neison-terrace, City-rOad, broker, Dec. ti, 22, lan. 19, at guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jesse, val's- I on. W. Woodhouse, Noble-street,Falcon.square, viclualler, Dec. 18, 24, lan. 19, at Guildhall, Attonties, Messrs. Wuniu,, Son, and Hoitaway, Southampton-buildings. G. Lambert and T. Francis, Mile-end-road, coachmakers, Dec. 11, 29, lan, 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Birkett, Bond -court, Walbrook. E. Avin, Pentley-Green, Warwickshire, corn-tailor, Dec. 21, 22, Jan. 19, at the Castle Inn, Amu hies. Messrs. Baxter and Martin, - Fur:total's-Inn, Lon don. j. Serjeant, Trowbridge, clothier, Dec. z.t, 31, jan. 19, at the George Inn, Trowbridge. Attornies, Messrs. Debarry, Derby. and Scutiamore, Inner Temple. M. Gott; Wandsworth, millwright, Dec. 13, 18, Jan. 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. lupp, Carpenters'hall, Lon. don-wall. • J. Bennet and E. Hatchman, Durham Springs, Lanca shire, calico-printer, Dec. 20, 22, Al. 19, at the Bridge . water Arms, - Manchester. Attorney, Mr. R. Ellis, C;.:;;,_ eery-lane. W. Hort, Fulham, cloth-dresser, Dec. 12, 18, Jan. 19, at . Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kinsey; Furnival•S-1:4 1 , W. Stinchcombs,.Bristol, cabinet-maker, Dec. 12, 22, lah. 19, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attorney, Ur. j ames, G ray's-1 na-square. I. Robertson and j. Stein, Lawrence Pounthey-hill, mer chants, Dec. 18, zz, !al. 49, at Guildhall. Attorne y , Mr. Lane, LaWrence C. Godshall, Royal Exchange, ale and porter-merchant, Dec. 11, 18, lan. 19, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Caton and Brun - melt, Alderspre-street. W. Huston, Chalfont St. Peters, Bucks, dealer in plate glass, Dec. .1, ca, !an. :9, at Guildhall. Attoiney, Mr. Scott, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. I'. Hughes, Ludgate-street,-bookseller, Dec., tl, Ig, Jan. 19, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. Shepherd., Bartlett's-builo. logs, I. Boone, Piccadilly, hat.haberdasher, Dec. is, /8, Jan. 19, 'at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr: Birkett, Bund.court, albrook. G.. Jackson, Totter.ham-court.road, oil and colottrinen, Dee. 15, 22, fan.- 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. NintliThrogi. 'morton-street. E. Butler, Buckingham, plumber, Dec. 15, 18, lan. 49, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, M. Rogers, Fritli.strizt, Soho. G. Berry, Barnsley, linen-manufaClurer, Dec. 21, 22, Jan. 19, at Me White Pear Inn, Barnsley. Attorney, Mr. WE!. ion, Grevil le. street . J. Cooke, Middle-street, Cloth-fair, wine merchant, Dec. 18, zi, jan. 19, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Jun.:s and Gicen, Simsbury-square, i leet-strcet. T. Cole, Woodbridge, butcher, Dec. 17, 18, Jan. 19, at the Crown Ilin, Woodbridge. Attorney, Mr. lames; Buck lersbury. . H. Lecky and C. Bush, Old Jewry, merchants, Dec. 15, 29, Jan. 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reeks, Welkluse , square. W. Ellis, Dove-row, Hackney-fields ' carpenter, Dec ts , I S, • Jam 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reeks,- Weliuoae. square. E. Meeson,.Aldermanbu'ry, linen.draper, Dec. 11, 3r, fln. - 39, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Chipchaes and'? or • ris ' Bucklersbury. C. Sinets, South Molton-strcet, merchant, Dec. ii. 18, jan. 19 at 'Guildhall. AttOrney, Mr. W,oodnieston, Tur ner-square, lioxton.. J. Raine, Woburn. court, Bloomsbury, grocer, Dec. Ij, 22, j an 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintners'. hall, Upper Thames -street. A. Bradley, Strand, umbrella-maker, Dec. it, az, jan. 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mayhew, Syniond`s-inn. DII'IDENDS. . Dec. 29. R. Lowe, Great St. Helen'i, broker. 1an.26. H. Jones ' Skinner-street, c he e s emjnger. Dec. 3r. J. Ward, Banbury, dyer. lan. 8. J. Simpson and W. G. Fairman. Old Change, tac. tors. - lan. j. S. Jackson, Bermondsey.street, wo ol stap l er. Dec. dn . 9 ;I‘ a l r A v ' e sl y, C lAlit Little Hermit ag e- street, sa il, maker. his well-street, currier. Dec. t. IV. 11 J. Norton, Bloxhatn, Oxford, innholder. D ec . 22,. J. Coleman, late of S ilver street, Golden square, tallow.cliandier. Dec. .2.!. t. (4, Beech-street, linehAraper. Dover. No regardwill be had to any Tender in ni:hieh !he Price sbel ndt be inserted in wordt at length, or . that shall not be deliver. to the licard before One o'clock on the Said Friday, the 2 ttl instant, nor irides: the Person who makes the Tender, orrome Per." ion on hisbehal behalf, attends, to answer when called for. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Dec. 7, 18to. THE COURTof DIRECTORS of the UNITED, COMPANY of MERCHANTS of .ENGLAND Trad ing to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice, ,That at the Quarterly General Court of the sari Company ap pointed to be held on Wednerday, - tbe 19'h instant, a the. Court of Directors of this day, that the Salaty of Captain ;fames Salmond, the ), Secretary at this House, for con_ eluding the Correspondence with India, be incleased from taro!. to. quo/. per Annum, commence from the 11th April last, will be laid before the said General Gums t for their approbation, agreeably to the" td sec. of the 6th chap. of the Com . , pany's dye Laws. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. APPLEBY's ANTI-NERVOUS TEA recommended by several eminent Physicians', I as the most pleasant Restorative in all. Nervous Disor deis, inward kV ast ings, Loss of Appetite, Debility, &c. The lblbwing will, prove its efficacy : From the Rev. H. C. Mason, 'to Mr. Appleby. Sir—ln consequence of reading the Rev. Or. llrooker's let. ler to you, and from his account pad reason to believe your Anti-nervous Tea deperving of every encOuragement, Ewa in duced to recommend it to several of my friendS, who laboured under severe nervous afflictions. 1 have the pleasing satisfattion of assuring you, that they have received the greatest benefit therefrom ; and you• mays rest assured of my utmost end,favour to introduce it, per- Suaded that Foreign Tea is extremely prejudicial to giish Constitutions, and yours is both pleasant • and nutri. lions. Your obedient humble Servant, HENRY COX MASON, .Bermondsey, June a, 1804. • Rector of Bermondsey: From Mr. Joseph %Valdon, Ironmonger, No. 380, 'Bother. hithe, to ►Mr. Appleby, Islington. • Sir—l beg leave to inform you, that atter 1 had spent i a great deal of. money with the Faculty,whom 1 consulted in the hope of their curing my wife of a violent nervous complaint she was afflicted with, and which ha died all the medicine that was given her, Providence' directed me •to. Oder her your Tea.. _ _ _ • After having used it for some time, she is now, -blessed be Cod, in perfect health, to the great happinesS of us both; and 1 wish most heartily that other people, through this let . ter, may give it a fair trial. • I am, Sir, Your grateful humble Servant, July to. JOSEPH WALDON. Sold by Mr. Butler, 4. Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster row.; Collicot, 7G, Oxtord.street ; and by most. 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